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Sunday Dinner in a Giant Yorkshire

Sunday Dinner in a Giant Yorkshire

We often say food on a (very restricted) budget, doesn't need to be boring. So here's our Sunday dinner at a cost of less than £4 to feed two humans and Buster the Dog!
 
Giant Yorkshire pudding – Recipe here – Total cost less than £1
Roast potatoes, red and green Cabbage and a couple of Carrots – say £1
½ a small Chicken – Exactly £1.06!
Chicken stock gravy – say 25p
 
There is a well known Yorkshire Pudding Wrap business in York where you could pay £6.95 for a quarter of that in a paper wrapper. But you do get a fancy branded napkin!
 

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Stanley Knife (Other broands are available!)

 

Yes you read it right STANLEY KNIFE! It's just a tip. (But it's the tip that matters!)

When I worked in the butchers shop we generally asked if folk wanted their Pork rind scored. Geoff my grumpy old collegue used to offer this advice to those ladies who declined " Well if you want good crackling ask hubby to get the Stanley Knife out when you get back" - a bit sexist, but he was old!

Why a Stanley Knife? Well in the butchers shop we had the ability to sharped our knives right to the tip. At home you often find that the long edge of your knife is shape but the tip is quite hard to sharpen. A DIY type of knife blade is ground at the right angle for the steel it is made from and although they are intended to be thrown away when they are blunt, a new blaide is excellent for scoring the rind on Pork.

Rub a bit of Mustard powder, salt and oil into the cuts and start your roast off at 220C then turn it down. Fail safe crackling. BUT if your meat has been frozen you might still end up with shoe leather regardless!

 

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